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Slewing Drives

Cone Drive’s slewing drives employ precision motion technology that provides a large ratio in a single stage of gearing.

Our highly-adaptable slew drives feature:

  • Smooth rotation
  • Long life performance
  • Optimised for weight versus performance
  • Strong shock resistance
  • Bearing protection
  • Sealed drive options

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Slewing Solutions
  • Slew Bearings
  • Slewing Drives

FAQ's

Is there an optimal orientation to mount the slew drive?

Yes, when mounting the slew drive horizontally, it is always recommended to mount the drive with the housing on top and seals on bottom, when possible. When mounting vertically, it is recommended to mount in the worm over orientation

Can I rotate the drive with the hex opposite the input shaft?

Yes, a hand wheel or hand drill can be used to rotate the drive via the hex on the worm

Can Cone Drive design customized slewing bearing solutions?

Yes - Talk to a Customer Service Representative (CSR):

orders@conedrive.com

1-888-994-2663 (toll free)

1-231-946-8410 (International)

PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT

The Cone Drive Product Development Laboratory is a state-of-the-art facility directly adjacent to our Traverse City, Michigan manufacturing location. The lab has the capacity to test a wide range of gear reducer products, for both Cone Drive products as well as those manufactured by other companies. The lab includes capability to run a wide variety of tests including load testing for evaluating reducer performance and operating efficiency.
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    Test + Control
    • 6 product testing stands
    • Servo cyclic control
    • Simulated inertial loading
    • Constant torque/load
    • Durability/validation
    • Accelerated life test
    • Lubricant evaluation
    • Static loading & stiffness
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    Product Measurement
    • Displacement & motion
    • Torque
    • Thermal
    • Efficiency
    • Vibration
    • Basic noise
    • Transmission accuracy
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